Summary
Read the full fact sheet- The Seniors Lifestyle Victoria program is for people aged 65 years or older, or 50 and older for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who are living in the community and may benefit from support to stay active, strong and connected.
- The program offers access to a range of services to support your health and wellbeing. This might include supports focused on physical activity, nutrition, medication management, and social connection.
- The program is delivered by selected community health services across metropolitan and regional Victoria until June 2028.
- Participation in the Seniors Lifestyle Victoria program is free.
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About the Seniors Lifestyle Victoria program
Seniors Lifestyle Victoria is a free program that helps older Victorians to stay active, stay strong and stay connected. The program helps participants to navigate the healthcare system so they can stay independent, healthy and well.
This might include support services focused on:
- physical activity and nutrition
- medication management
- access to health professionals, including mental health support
- social connection.
Participation in the Seniors Lifestyle Victoria program is free for eligible participants. The program will be available until June 2028.
Who can take part in the program
This program is for people:
- aged 65 years or older, or 50 years or older if they are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people
- living at home (including with a friend or family member)
- who would benefit from support including those who:
- are finding it harder than before to get around or do everyday things like shopping, cooking, cleaning or other activities they used to enjoy
- have had a fall in the last 12 months
- in the last 6 months, have sought help for an unplanned health issue through Nurse-on-Call, an ambulance, an urgent care clinic, or hospital (including the emergency department).
People who meet the above eligibility criteria may also include those who:
- have recently been discharged from hospital or are about to be discharged from hospital
- are experiencing social isolation and/or loneliness
- from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and/or have limited verbal and written skills in English
- have multiple other health and/or mental health comorbidities
- are at risk of poor health outcomes due to economic and social impacts.
How to get involved in the program
- A doctor can refer you to the Seniors Lifestyle Victoria program.
- You can also refer yourself or someone you care for by contacting one of the participating community health services.
Find your nearest participating community health service
The program is available through selected community health services across metropolitan and regional Victoria.
Metropolitan service providers
| Service provider | Street address | Contact number |
|---|---|---|
| DPV Health | 42-48 Coleraine Street 21–27 Hudson Court 55 Craigieburn Road Level 2/230 Cooper Street 20 Civic Drive 40–42 Walnut Street | 1300 234 263 |
| Each | 1063 Burwood Highway 75 Patterson Street | 1300 003 224 |
| IPC Health | Brimbank and Melton 106 Station Road, 1 Andrea Street, 499 Ballarat Road, Hobsons Bay 330 Queen Street, Wyndham 117-119 Warringa Crescent, 510 Ballan Road, | (03) 7037 2190 |
| North Richmond Community Health | 23 Lennox Street, Richmond, VIC 3121 | (03) 9418 9800 |
| Bayside Health Peninsula Care Group | Rosebud Community Health Building 5 Rear Rosebud Hospital. 38 Braidwood Avenue Rosebud, VIC 3940 | (03) 5986 9277 |
| Your Community Health | East Reservoir (wulempuri barring) 125 Blake Street, East Reservoir, VIC 3073 | (03) 8470 1860 |
Regional service providers
| Service provider | Locations | Contact number |
|---|---|---|
| Ballarat Community Health | 12 Lilburne Street, Lucas, VIC 3350 | (03) 5338 4500 |
| Gateway Health | 155 High Street, 45–47 Mackay Street | Wodonga: (02) 6022 8888 Wangaratta: (03) 5723 2000 |
| Gippsland Lakes Complete Health | 18–26 Jemmeson Street, 281 Main Street | (03) 5155 8370 |
| Kyabram District Health Service | 86–96 Fenaughty Street Kyabram, VIC 3620 | (03) 5857 0200 |
| Latrobe Community Health Service | 87 Buckley Street, Morwell, VIC 3840 | 1800 242 696 |
| Sunraysia Community Health Services | 137 Thirteenth Street (Corner Deakin Avenue), Mildura, VIC 3500 | (03) 5022 5444 |
If you speak a language other than English
If you need an interpreter, call TIS National on 13 14 50.
Ask for an interpreter and then ask to be connected to your nearest participating community health service. You will need to give them the phone number.
Cost
Participation in the program is free.
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